Intel Arc A750 vs Intel Arc A770 — Specs & Performance Compared
Verdict: The Intel Arc A770 is ahead of the Intel Arc A750 on all 5 shared benchmarks on file, by 3% to 14%, including 13% in 3DMark Time Spy (14,012 vs 12,415). On qwen3:8b, the Intel Arc A770 generates 45.5 tokens/s (per diunox/arc-inference-bench (GitHub)) against 18.0 for the Intel Arc A750 (per LocalLLaMA), best community run on file for each.
Side-by-side GPU comparison of the Intel Arc A750 and the Intel Arc A770. Both released in 2022. MSRP range: $289 · $349. Specs, synthetic benchmarks, AI inference tok/s, and Amazon availability below; each column header links to that part's benchmark page.
Intel Arc A770
*Price sourced from Amazon.com. Price and availability subject to change.
Where to buy
A listing for each part; the current price and stock are on the retailer's page.
Specs side-by-side
| Spec | Intel Arc A750 | Intel Arc A770 |
|---|---|---|
| vram gb | 8 | 16 |
| vram type | GDDR6 | GDDR6 |
| tdp w | 225 | 225 |
Synthetic benchmarks
Each row says whether a higher or a lower number is better (ranks and times are lower-is-better). Scores come from Geeks3D, PC Unboxing, 3DMark, ComputerBase, The FPS Review and Impulse Gamer; each row links its sources, and where they differ the cell shows their median. Empty cells mean we don't yet have that benchmark on file for the SKU.
| Benchmark | Intel Arc A750 | Intel Arc A770 |
|---|---|---|
| 3DMark DirectX Raytracing feature test (higher is better) Source: Geeks3D |
29 fps | — |
| 3DMark Fire Strike (higher is better) Source: Geeks3D |
31,431 points | — |
| 3DMark Fire Strike (GPU subscore) (higher is better) Source: PC Unboxing |
— | 33,666 points |
| 3DMark Fire Strike (Graphics sub-score) (higher is better) Source: Geeks3D |
31,431 points | — |
| 3DMark Fire Strike Extreme (GPU subscore) (higher is better) Source: PC Unboxing |
— | 15,638 points |
| 3DMark Fire Strike Ultra (GPU subscore) (higher is better) Source: PC Unboxing |
— | 7,016 points |
| 3DMark Port Royal (higher is better) Source: Geeks3D, 3DMark, PC Unboxing |
6,512 points | 8,731 points |
| 3DMark Speed Way (higher is better) Source: 3DMark, Geeks3D |
2,320 points | 2,531 points |
| 3DMark Speed Way Stress Test (higher is better) Source: 3DMark |
— | 2,531 points |
| 3DMark Steel Nomad (higher is better) Source: 3DMark, ComputerBase |
2,609 points | 2,969 points |
| 3DMark Time Spy (higher is better) Source: The FPS Review, 3DMark, Geeks3D, Impulse Gamer |
12,415 points | 14,012 points |
| 3DMark Time Spy (Graphics sub-score) (higher is better) Source: Geeks3D |
12,264 points | — |
AI inference (tokens/sec)
Top community-reported tokens-per-second results for popular LLMs whose weights fit the card's memory, each linked to its source. See the per-SKU benchmark page for the full set including quantization and prompt length.
Intel Arc A750
- qwen2.5-coder:0.5b: 150.0 tok/s (llama.cpp GitHub Discussions)
- qwen2.5-coder:0.5b: 150.0 tok/s (llama.cpp GitHub Discussion #12805)
- qwen2.5-coder:0.5b: 150.0 tok/s (llama.cpp GitHub Discussion #12805 (Arc A750 self-hosting 2025))
Intel Arc A770
- mistral:7b: 70.0 tok/s (Intel Gaming Access)
- mistral:7b: 70.0 tok/s (Markaicode)
- mistral:7b: 70.0 tok/s (GigaChad LLC)
Quick answers
Which is faster, the Intel Arc A750 or the Intel Arc A770?
The Intel Arc A770 is ahead of the Intel Arc A750 on all 5 shared benchmarks on file, by 3% to 14%, including 13% in 3DMark Time Spy (14,012 vs 12,415).
Which is better for running local LLMs?
On qwen3:8b, the Intel Arc A770 generates 45.5 tokens/s (per diunox/arc-inference-bench (GitHub)) against 18.0 for the Intel Arc A750 (per LocalLLaMA), best community run on file for each.
What did the Intel Arc A750 and the Intel Arc A770 cost at launch?
The Intel Arc A750 launched at a $289 MSRP and the Intel Arc A770 at $349. Street prices drift from launch pricing; the Where to buy section links current listings.
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